Osteophytes

Hoito - Manuaaliterapeutti Hannu Timonen

People suffering from osteophytes in their heels recover from this ailment with few treatment sessions. It is not even necessary to touch the site of symptoms during the treatment; instead, mobilisation of the lumbar spine and massage of the back muscles are sufficient. Further examinations have not shown any traces of osteophytes, although x-rays have shown extra tissue growth in the heel bone before treatment. This proves how important undisturbed transmission of nerve impulses is for our body.

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Osteophytes

People suffering from osteophytes in their heels recover from this ailment with few treatment sessions. It is not even necessary to touch the site of ...
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